Loca Villa Group in Bali: Villas, Lease Terms and Buyer Checks
Who appears in the public record
Loca Villa Group markets named villas rather than a large, multi-phase housing development. Four homes currently feature in its sales catalogue: Villa Imani, Villa Kaijin, Villa Vita and Villa Veni, all associated with southern Bali's Bukit area. Some of the same villas also appear in its holiday-stay offering. That makes the distinction between acquiring a lease interest in a home and taking over an operating rental property particularly relevant. The listings describe the buildings and advertise lease durations, but they do not establish who will grant those rights to the buyer.
What the sources support
There is an identifiable brand, property-specific marketing and a guest-booking catalogue. A commercial company directory also lists an Indonesian entity called PT Loca Villa Group in Badung, registration number 1276553. That directory entry is not an official corporate extract obtained for this review, and it does not connect the entity to the seller, landholder or lessor of any named villa. Building approvals, formal completion records, completed buyer transfers and rental operating results could not be independently verified from the reviewed public material. These are evidence gaps, not a finding of misconduct or a rating of investment safety.
FAQ
Does a quoted 37-year lease mean 37 years remaining when I sign?
Would buying a villa stop its existing holiday bookings?
Is the group's portfolio enough to establish its development track record?

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The Modo Suites
Projects and buyer context
The published range runs from two-bedroom villas to larger four-bedroom homes. As checked on 18 October 2026, Villa Veni is advertised at IDR 5.5 billion with a 37-year lease term, and three-bedroom Villa Vita at IDR 6.5 billion with the same headline duration. Four-bedroom Villa Imani carries an asking price of IDR 16.8 billion for a stated 27-year lease, while Villa Kaijin is listed at IDR 17 billion for 28 years. These are the developer's online asking terms, not independently valued properties or binding quotations. The effective start date, remaining lease period, transfer costs and extension rights remain matters for the contracts.
The footprint is concentrated around Pecatu on the Bukit Peninsula, particularly the Dreamland and Bingin coastline. Villa Vita and Villa Veni are identified as Modo Suites residences at Dreamland; the Imani and Kaijin listings point to the Dreamland area as well. The group gives its contact address as Jalan Cemongkak, Pecatu. For a buyer, the compact geography makes site visits straightforward, but each villa still needs its own parcel, access and title checks. A shared neighbourhood is not evidence of a shared landholding.
Observable track record
The website has more substance than a collection of architectural renders. It shows an earlier-project portfolio covering Casa Di Lusso, Casa Rocoso, Bingin Estate and Villa Loca, while its guest-accommodation pages present properties at Bingin Estate, Dreamland Estate and Modo Suites. Villa Imani, Villa Vita and Villa Veni appear among the homes offered for stays. This gives prospective buyers specific buildings to investigate, but the website is not a verified record of construction completions, buyer handovers or the group's exact role in each property.
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- Company House Indonesia
- Direktorat Jenderal Administrasi Hukum Umum (AHU)
- Kementerian Agraria dan Tata Ruang / Badan Pertanahan Nasional
- Kementerian Pekerjaan Umum (SIMBG)